Manu Forti Ministries excels at unleashing the power of words.  It was the Word of God that created all things; and since we are made in His likeness and image, this same power is available to us to edify, exhort and comfort.  As such, we offer a service that removes obstacles “With a Strong Hand” utilizing the keys of the Kingdom of God by:

SPECIFIC WORKSHOPS:

1. Common Genius, Uncommon Destiny – A trauma-informed keynote and workshop that redefines genius as a neurodiverse trait accessible to all through passion, talent, and purpose.
2. Kings’ Speech – A program designed to help young men recognize the power of their words and use them to shape positive identities and leadership.
3. Open Mic Poetry Knights (OMPK) – A safe space for students to showcase their artistic talents while reinforcing positive influences in today’s culture.
4. Battle Camp Bible Study – A faith-based program that helps participants break away from traditional misconceptions and develop a strong spiritual foundation.
5. Writing Rainbows – A youth publishing initiative that guides students from readership to authorship, equipping them with the tools to tell their own stories and build entrepreneurial skills.
6. 21 Questions –A portable, multi-week program brought to schools, faith-based organizations, and after-school program affording youth a safe place to ask questions and control the conversation such that they feel empowered and heard by the facilitator concerning things they have questions about that they’re typically not given the opportunity to ask by adults. Here, their voices can be heard without judgment or scrutiny.

Hope Podcast Interview – Uncomfortable Conversations about Racism in the Church by Reggie Kee

On today’s “Uncomfortable Conversation” my guest Reggie Kee will share about his experience with racism and help us get a better understanding about the challenges that our black brothers and sisters are facing. Together we’ll address some difficult topics like systemic racism, who’s supposed to do the work of reconciliation, microaggressions, how to find hope in the midst of racial tensions in the church, and more.